Fernbedienung-Beißringe, 2er-Pack

My daughter is always reaching for the TV remote, so the shape made me laugh. She still notices ours, but she enjoys holding this one and chewing on the textured edges.

One stays at home and the other lives in our diaper bag. It's a small thing, but having a spare saves me from hunting around before we leave.

My son spends a lot of time running his fingers over the raised buttons. He'll look at them for a bit, then flip the whole thing around to chew on an edge.

I should have paid more attention to the measurements because these are fairly long. My baby likes holding one with both hands, though, and has been using it during playtime.

I like how flexible the silicone feels. My daughter bends it around while she's holding it and seems especially interested in chewing the corners.

This has been getting picked up more often than some of our fancier toys. My son likes turning it over, checking out the buttons, and giving the edges a chew.

I bought these hoping my baby would leave the actual remote alone. That hasn't completely happened, but she does enjoy this one when I offer it during playtime.

We keep one in the diaper bag for visits with family. It's nice having something familiar to hand my son when we're sitting together away from home.

My daughter holds this across her lap with both hands and brings the end up to her mouth. She drops it sometimes, but she's getting better at keeping hold of it.

I wanted a simple teether without lights or sounds, and this fits what I was looking for. The button shapes give my baby something to feel while he holds it.

My son ignored this at first, so I put it away and tried again another day. Now he'll hold it and chew on the edges for a while when we play together.

The remote shape is really cute in person. My daughter likes touching the colorful button details, although she usually ends up chewing the bottom end.

My baby keeps moving between the raised buttons and the edges. I like that there are a few different surfaces for her to explore on the same teether.

There isn't much to figure out, which I appreciate. I hand one to my son during supervised play, and he can hold it, turn it over, and chew wherever he prefers.

We ended up keeping one in the living room and one with the nursery toys. It's convenient having one nearby instead of carrying the same teether back and forth all day.